Pakistan Railways Posts Record Rs. 115 Billion Revenue but Remains in Loss
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TechJuicePakistan Railways Posts Record Rs. 115 Billion Revenue but Remains in Losstechjuice.pkPakistan Railways generated its highest-ever annual revenue of Rs. 115.16 billion during the fiscal year 2025–26, although the department continued to operate at a loss despite the record earnings. Railways Minister Hanif Abbasi announced the financial results while speaking to journalists, attributing the revenue growth to administrative reforms, improved financial management, and stronger commercial performance. […] The post Pakistan Railways Posts Record Rs. 115 Billion Revenue but Remains in Loss appeared first on TechJuice .
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